The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-06-29
NEWS NOTES,


A Rome dispatch says no answer has
Been received at the Vatican TO the recent
summons Of DR.. McGlynn TO that CITY,
A dispatch from Sofa states that the Bull
garian Regents have returned 70 that city.
They were greeted with extravagant dem
onstrations Of loyalty.
At Newburgh, N. Y, recently, the Arch
deaconry Of Orange was organized by the
| election OF Rev. VIM. X. Thomas. Of High
| land Falls, as Archdeacon.
The Pope Is opposed to allowing Catho-
| lies to enter the Italian Parliament until
the Italian government offers more tangi.
| BILE concessions 10 the church.
| Louis b. Lent, the welLknown circus
proprietor, died in New York a few days
| ago. In his time he was identified with
many Of the greatest shows in this country.
The pool bill has passed both houses of
houses OF the Legislature Of Illinois. 1t al
| lows betting on regularly organized race
| tracks now in existence.
| Many cases Of flowers, shipped from vari-
Gus posts throughout the Union, were re-
ceived at the Central Park Arsenal for Gen
eral Grants tomb at Riverside Park, New
| York city, and the gardeners decorated the
tomb.
George Waxham, . prominent farmer
living in Franklin, Erie County, Pa, was
| seriously and possibly fatally injured the
| other day He was in a quarry and while
at work there large stone fell, crushing
him badly.
Henry Chatfeld, a Brooklyn, N. Y,
merchant, died the other day from the
effect Of the Judgement of an orange seed
in his intestines. He had been i'll for sew
eral weeks with Inflammation Of the intes-
tines, and a surgical operation was per-
formed as a last resort. The patient, how
ever, was unable to rally from the shock.
Governor Zulick, Of Arizona, has issued
quarantine proclamation against the inn
portation Of cattle subject to pleuro pneu-
monia, against New York, Vermont, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
District Of Columbia Virginia, Illinois, En-.
gland, Scotland and the Dominion Of Can
ada
The strikers attacked the troops at He.
run, a mining town in the province OF Har.
maui, Belgium. Three soldiers belonging
10 a company OF lancers were wounded.
The strikers attempted TO blow up, with
dynamite, the house Of man who had re-
fused to join the strike, but they were
driven of by the troops before they sue
ceeded in carrying out their diabolical in
tentions.
For some time past a movement has been
on foot in favor of the return TO Canada OF
Gabriel Dumont, Riers lieutenant in the
Northwest rebellion, but his friends urged
him not TO leave the United States, as it
was not known whether the amnesty OF
July, 1885, covered Dumont's case. In an
swer 70 an inquiry in Parliament Mr..
Thompson, Minister Of Justice, said that
the amnesty extended 10 all persons en-
gagged in the Northwest troubles, except
ing such as committed homicide, otherwise
than in actual war.
In reply to a large number Of requests
for a strict Interpretation OF the Pope's re-
cent allocution abiding 70 the relations be-
tween the Vatican and the government OF
Italy, His Holiness caused il to be an
nounced that although declarations made
through that medium and deemed moderate
and leave nothing TO be changed or added,
the Pope is disposed to treat with Italy on
the basis Of the Vatican's temporal power,
il Italy desires TO enter into negotiations
looking TO the establishment Of peace.
committee appointed by the strikers in
Belgium, and representing the entire dis
turbed district, has written to NJ. Baernaert,
Minister of Finance, demanding universal
suffrage for the people Of Belgium and in
sisting that the government abandon its
project 20 increas the import duties on cat
tle and dressed meats. The committee gives
NJ. Baernaert TO understand that the re-
fusal OF the government to comply with
these demands will be followed by serious
consequences, and intimate that failing TO
receive favorable answer the strikers
will march into Brussels in body and re.
new their demands at the palace gates.
special from Madrid says The Span
ish government will consent, in July next,
10 declare the reduction OF the differential
flag duties on trade between America aud
the West Indies, permanent. Similar con-
cessions will be made to other countries
having treaties with Spain.
The will of Holloway, the great medicine
millionaire, has just been probated ut Lon
don, notwithstanding the contest Of two
aged sisters, whom he left penniless He
gave nearly all of his estate, less the value
Of what is likely TO be a useless college, to
a stranger TO his blood, and did not name
his aged sisters.
The radical congress In session at Brus-
sells, Belgium, adopted q set OF resolutions
embodying their demands from the govern
meut, an Official copy of which will be
served upon the Ministerial Council. The
most prominent of the demands are the
separation Of the church and State, COM
pulsory education, the regulation Of chill
dren's employment, the creation OF State
fund for Invalid workingmen and full am
nesty for persons arrested for Offences
committed by strikers during the preva-
lence OF a strike for increase OF wages or
against hardship and oppression.
The graves of the Confederate dead in
Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, were deco
rated on the 2Sth by the children OF ex-Con-
federate soldiers OF that city and vicinity
in the presence OF an immense crowd, in
Guiding number OF ex-Federal soldiers.
The grafton was delivered by Colonel f.